What happens with Resident Evil Survivor is that none of the great production values of the first three went into this version.
Cheesy as it was, I wanted to know what happens in the end. I did eventually find out who "Vincent" was, and what happens, and the game actually creates an atmosphere and a need to find out what happened in the end.
This one involves cutting open victims' brains while they are alive to get a certain seratonin or something with lots of syllables.
Survivor takes place just after Resident Evil 3 (so Raccoon City is kaplooey), and it tells a whole new tale of how Umbrella continues to test its biohazard-style genetic experiments on the people from another small, no-name town. The story isn't half-bad, but don't make a mistake about it - this is not the stuff that the other games are made of. From that point, during the rest of the game you get to piece together the Current Event puzzle to get to the bottom of things. The premise is shown to you in the opening movie - you've temporarily lost your memory, you have just crashed your helicopter in a strange place, and all you have is a single gun. Gameplay Survivor is a first-person perspective shooting game that takes players into a world not unlike Raccoon City, but a world altogether different. Resident Evil Survivor really is the remains of the series, just not the good parts. Once it finished cutting off the "fresh" Resident Evil "meat," it took the rest of the game, the waste, tendon, bone, cartilage, and whatever else (sphincter, spleen, eyeball, etc.) and fashioned a hot dog out of it. It's sort of like Capcom transformed into a meat processing company. Up until Resident Evil Survivor, that is. Well, Capcom has done a fantastic job up until now keeping the Resident Evil series clean and good. Whenever a great company such as Capcom creates a massive hit, be it Street Fighter, Mega Man, or let's say, Resident Evil, it's bound to make a mistake or take a wrong road once in a while.
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